
Nearly two million homeowners face higher mortgage repayments after the Bank of England hikes rates by 0.5.%
Nearly two million homeowners face higher mortgage repayments after the Bank of England hikes rates by 0.5.%
One in four landlords have frozen rents, while 22% have offered a payment holiday.
Demand for two-bed apartments on the up as renters try to combat rising rent and energy costs.
The average household will see their energy bills frozen at £2,500 a year until October 2024.
Renters in both the public and private sectors in Scotland will be protected from eviction as part of measures designed to help with the cost of living crisis.
With the cost of living rising, some homeowners may find themselves struggling to meet their monthly mortgage repayments. Here’s what to do if it's happening to you.
Ofgem has increased the energy price cap for the second time this year, with further hikes expected in January.
Will higher gas and electricity bills make it harder to get a mortgage? We take a look at what impact the rising cost of living is having on mortgage availability.
The housing market remains resilient but price growth begins to lose momentum as demand for homes starts to slow.